Dear President, a letter from a University Graduate

Dear President, a letter from a University Graduate

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Dear President.

I am extremely grateful to your government. It has been doing well, to say for many.
I recall that some years ago I wrote a letter to you [through this media] that me and my friends needed loan allocations to complete our studies. Thank you because, years later I and my friends have completed our Bachelor studies, and I believe that indirectly, you helped us. I appreciate your policies especially those that favor education.
Dear, President, I am back again. This time with a different request, I hope it will reach you.

Having finished my bachelor studies, I would like to continue with my education in one of your renowned academic institutions in our country. I strongly believe that education is the key to open up any opportunity of state development.
I can't deny that truly I have had some shortcomings in my endeavours but I hope that your government will not turn down the call of a youth like myself who is passionate about Higher Learning.

Dear President, I had applied and even gained admission to one of the most reputable University in West Africa, even though I am a foreigner to them. However, due to unavoidable circumstances, I could not start my studies there and now, I haven't given up my search for better education.

All in all, I hope that you will continue to reign in fairness and justice.

Together in building our nation,

A University Graduate
 
Mnaambiwa muwe "wazalendo" tumieni lugha pendwa.
 
Huyo uliomtumia huu ujumbe "Dear President" sijui kama ataelewa hii lugha.

Maana English hajui.
 
mult_talented_p said:
Dear President.

I am extremely grateful to your government. It has been doing well, to say for many.
I recall that some years ago I wrote a letter to you [through this media] that me and my friends needed loan allocations to complete our studies. Thank you because, years later I and my friends have completed our Bachelor studies, and I believe that indirectly, you helped us. I appreciate your policies especially those that favor education.
Dear, President, I am back again. This time with a different request, I hope it will reach you.

Having finished my bachelor studies, I would like to continue with my education in one of your renowned academic institutions in our country. I strongly believe that education is the key to open up any opportunity of state development.
I can't deny that truly I have had some shortcomings in my endeavours but I hope that your government will not turn down the call of a youth like myself who is passionate about Higher Learning.

Dear President, I had applied and even gained admission to one of the most reputable University in West Africa, even though I am a foreigner to them. However, due to unavoidable circumstances, I could not start my studies there and now, I haven't given up my search for better education.

All in all, I hope that you will continue to reign in fairness and justice.

Together in building our nation,

A University Graduate
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Kwa hiyo ujumbe wako ni upi maana sijaelewa
 
Yaani ningekua rais... Ningekufunga nani slikwambia mm nahitaji English yako...pambavu...
 
"However, due to unavoidable
circumstances, I could not start my studies there and now, I haven't given
up my search for better education."

Hapa ndo umenipoteza kbsaa, hasa huu mstar wa mwisho, Kwaio unataka nini haswa? Au unataka uteuz uwe balozi
 
Andika upya kuainisha inachokitaka.Nimeshindwa kujua kama mkopo ulioomba ndiyo ulifanukisha wewe kumaliza Bachelor au?Sasa unataka kwenda kusoma nje,je ombi lako ni lipi sasa?
 
Niliona online tv 80% ya wanafunzi Udom hawajui maana ya ATM. Nadhani huyu ni mmoja wao.
 
Maombi ya kusoma anaombwa rais siku hizi? What was your major in undergraduate?
 
Good, however you have strategically failed to address your intention toward the receiver. What do you want!? Informing him about your secured admission into further learning or giving complement regarding your previous loan allocation???

Shortly, your message is not well decoded.
 
mult_talented_p said:
Dear President.

I am extremely grateful to your government. It has been doing well, to say for many.
I recall that some years ago I wrote a letter to you [through this media] that me and my friends needed loan allocations to complete our studies. Thank you because, years later I and my friends have completed our Bachelor studies, and I believe that indirectly, you helped us. I appreciate your policies especially those that favor education.
Dear, President, I am back again. This time with a different request, I hope it will reach you.

Having finished my bachelor studies, I would like to continue with my education in one of your renowned academic institutions in our country. I strongly believe that education is the key to open up any opportunity of state development.
I can't deny that truly I have had some shortcomings in my endeavours but I hope that your government will not turn down the call of a youth like myself who is passionate about Higher Learning.

Dear President, I had applied and even gained admission to one of the most reputable University in West Africa, even though I am a foreigner to them. However, due to unavoidable circumstances, I could not start my studies there and now, I haven't given up my search for better education.

All in all, I hope that you will continue to reign in fairness and justice.

Together in building our nation,

A University Graduate
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Total Nonsense and rubbish, what is ur request here?
 
mult_talented_p said:
Dear President.

I am extremely grateful to your government. It has been doing well, to say for many.
I recall that some years ago I wrote a letter to you [through this media] that me and my friends needed loan allocations to complete our studies. Thank you because, years later I and my friends have completed our Bachelor studies, and I believe that indirectly, you helped us. I appreciate your policies especially those that favor education.
Dear, President, I am back again. This time with a different request, I hope it will reach you.

Having finished my bachelor studies, I would like to continue with my education in one of your renowned academic institutions in our country. I strongly believe that education is the key to open up any opportunity of state development.
I can't deny that truly I have had some shortcomings in my endeavours but I hope that your government will not turn down the call of a youth like myself who is passionate about Higher Learning.

Dear President, I had applied and even gained admission to one of the most reputable University in West Africa, even though I am a foreigner to them. However, due to unavoidable circumstances, I could not start my studies there and now, I haven't given up my search for better education.

All in all, I hope that you will continue to reign in fairness and justice.

Together in building our nation,

A University Graduate
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Nice;


Now tell all of us here, where and when did you graduated?


What are you doing now there in the street?

Because I cannot send incomplete message like this to Mr president.
 
mzanaki nyakiegi said:
Nice;


Now tell all of us here, where and when did you graduated?


What are you doing now there in the street?

Because I cannot send incomplete message like this to Mr president.
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when did you graduated?

Kuwa makini na matumizi ya tense, vinginevyo useme umejisahau kutumia past tense mbili katika tungo moja
 
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